Juwai.com and Suumo.jp – one of Japan’s largest property portals – have teamed up to enable Chinese property investors buy Japanese properties, reports Deal Street Asia (27 April 2016). Suumo.jp,... 继续阅读 >
"Juwai, however, is riding the trend [in overseas house buying that really took off in 2009], and is a Chinese startup to watch seriously this year." 继续阅读 >
The US was the favourite hotspot for Chinese buyers, followed by Australia, Canada and New Zealand during Q4 2015, says Juwai.com on Yahoo News (25 April 2016). Other countries that... 继续阅读 >
The recent seven percent stamp duty increase in Victoria for foreign home buyers will have a negative impact on foreign investment and foreign supply in Australia, reports the Australian (23... 继续阅读 >
Wealthy Chinese consumers aren’t just all about buying luxury products. They are also purchasing luxury real estate in locations across the world, reports Jing Daily (19 April 2015). Jan Kot,... 继续阅读 >
Chinese buyers accounted for A$24 billion out of the total amount of A$96.9 billion worth of Australian real estate bought by foreign buyers in 2014-2015, reports Your Investment Property (13... 继续阅读 >
Experts from the real estate and investment industries have shown concerns over Chinese buyers facing obstacles in transferring money overseas for investment, reports The Australian (16 April 2016). However, Juwai... 继续阅读 >
Foreign investors have poured A$1 billion into Tasmanian property in 2014-15, up from merely A$30 million the year before, reports The Mercury (16 April 2016). According to Charles Pittar, CEO... 继续阅读 >
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